With petrochemical feedstocks continuing to shift away from naphtha and C3 volumes diminishing, more and more companies are looking to on purpose production and alternative sources to capitalize on the supply gap. On top of this, growing derivative demand is creating an enormous market for additional supply, with an estimated additional 18 million metric tonnes of polypropylene capacity required by 2024, further driving the business case for expansion projects. The global propylene market is estimated to reach $172.05 billion by 2020, but what are the most profitable strategies to capitalize on supply demand dynamics? In depth assessment of forecasted propylene production from traditional crackers, refiners and planned PDH projects must be undertaken on a region by region basis to identify the geographic need for additional capacity, as well as the greatest propane feedstock export opportunities. Propane production and supply infrastructure also requires careful assessment, to provide strategies for securing propane feedstocks and the reveal the long term viability of PDH projects Technology costs and efficiencies must be evaluated to contrast economics and optimize equipment selection, including PDH and MTO Derivative markets must be quantified and pinpointed to target the greatest demand opportunities worldwide, including polypropylene, propylene oxide/glycol, acrylonitrile and more The 2nd Annual Propane to Propylene Markets Summit, following on from last year's groundbreaking summit, remains the industry's only dedicated C3 value stream forum, identifying the greatest opportunities and investment economics for propane, propylene and its derivatives and providing exclusive insights into these critical issues and more.

1. The 2nd Installment Of The Industry’s Only Event Dedicated C3 Value
Stream Event, Pinpointing Global Market Opportunities And Evaluating
Investment Economics
Revealing Steps To Maximize Profits From Propylene
Production Expansion And Export Opportunities Through
Global Propane, Propylene & Derivative Markets
And The Optimization Of On Purpose Production Economics,
Feedstock Supply & Capital Costs
Exclusive End User Insights On The Following Topics:
April 1-2, 2015 | Houston | Texas
Carole I. Wendt
VP Global Procurement and CPO
Ascend Performance Materials
Mathew George
Chief Manager Petrochemical Exports
Indian Oil Corporation Limited
FeaturingExclusivePresentationsAndPanelsFrom
20+PetrochemicalCompanies,DerivativeProducers,
Refineries,MidstreamOperators&E&PsIncluding:
M Follow us @UnconventOilGasFeatured Partner:
www.propane-propylene-markets.com
Register By Friday
January 30, 2015
SAVE
$400
• LEADING INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVES: The only summit bringing together
petrochemical companies, NGL/LPG suppliers, derivative manufacturers and
industry marketers to evaluate the future of the propylene value chain
• C3 VALUE STREAM: The industry’s only dedicated summit revealing opportunities
across the entire c3 value stream, from propane to propylene to derivatives
• PROPYLENE PRODUCTION PROJECTS WORLDWIDE: Region by region analysis
of propylene capacity expansion projects, critical to understanding the ongoing
competitiveness of us expansion
• CAPITAL COSTS: In depth analysis of the ongoing capital costs for on purpose
propylene projects, critical to understanding long term project viability
• DERIVATIVE MARKETS: The summit will reveal specific market opportunities for
propylene derivatives, including polypropylene, propylene oxide, acrylonitrile and
acrylic acid
• TECHNOLOGY ECONOMICS: Economics for propylene & derivative production
technologies will be scrutinized to assess the commercial viability of emerging &
existing supply strategies
• PROPANE SUPPLY & EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES: A detailed assessment of
feedstock availability and access will be delivered, including ngl production forecasts,
transportation infrastructure, export flows and alternative propane demand sources
Steven J. Adelkoff
Executive Vice President
International Electric Power
Matt Pretz
Senior R&D Scientist
Dow Chemical Company
Wim Van De Welde
Product Line Leader
Milliken & Co.
Jake Herzig
Olefins Marketing Representative
Williams Company
Pete Dias
Business Analyst
Braskem
Manav Lahoti
Commercial Director - US Olefins
Dow Chemical Company

2. SAVE
$400
www.propane-propylene-markets.com (1) 800 721 3915 info@american-business-conferences.com
With petrochemical feedstocks continuing to shift away from naphtha and C3
volumes diminishing, more and more companies are looking to on purpose
production and alternative sources to capitalize on the supply gap.
On top of this, growing derivative demand is creating an enormous market for
additional supply, with an estimated additional 18 million metric tonnes of
polypropylene capacity required by 2024, further driving the business case for
expansion projects.
The global propylene market is estimated to reach $172.05 billion by 2020,
but what are the most profitable strategies to capitalize on supply demand
dynamics?
• In depth assessment of forecasted propylene production from traditional
crackers, refiners and planned PDH projects must be undertaken on a region by
region basis to identify the geographic need for additional capacity, as well as
the greatest propane feedstock export opportunities
• Propane production and supply infrastructure also requires careful assessment,
to provide strategies for securing propane feedstocks and the reveal the long
term viability of PDH projects
• Technology costs and efficiencies must be evaluated to contrast economics and
optimize equipment selection, including PDH and MTO
• Derivative markets must be quantified and pinpointed to target the greatest
demand opportunities worldwide, including polypropylene, propylene oxide/
glycol, acrylonitrile and more
The 2nd Annual Propane to Propylene Markets Summit, following on from last
year’s ground breaking summit, remains the industry’s only dedicated C3 value
stream forum, identifying the greatest opportunities and investment economics for
propane, propylene and its derivatives and providing exclusive insights into these
critical issues and more.
DAY 1 will focus on analyzing propylene production projects worldwide alongside
feedstock pricing dynamics and capital costs and revealing the long-term
economics of on purpose propylene production plans and regional feedstock
supply opportunities
DAY 2 will focus on propane and propylene derivative export opportunities,
offering an in depth analysis of global derivative consumption, propane markets
and logistical costs as well as the comparative economics for propylene
production technology investment
KEY TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
ECONOMIC RATIONALE & BUSINESS
CASE FOR EXPANSION: Region-by-
region analysis of propylene capacity
expansion projects to assess ongoing
competitiveness of north american
investments
CAPITAL COSTS: In depth analysis of
capital costs for on purpose propylene
projects and their impact on long term
project viability and investment returns
PROPANE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES:
Detailed assessment of feedstock
pricing and availability, as well as the
global opportunities for propane exports
and market access costs
DERIVATIVE EXPORT MARKET
OPPORTUNITIES: Revealing specific
market opportunities for propylene and
its derivatives including polypropylene,
propylene oxide, acrylonitrile and
alkylation
TECHNOLOGY ECONOMICS:
Scrutinizing economics for propylene
& derivative production technologies to
determine critical selection factors given
pricing volatility
ENTIRE VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS:
The only summit evaluating the entire
propane, propylene & derivative value
chains, providing detailed analysis from
production to market
The Westin Oaks Houston at the Galleria
Consulate Ballroom, Level 3
5011 Westheimer at Post Oak,
Houston, TX, 77056
Tel: +1 713-960-8100
Web: www.westinoakshouston.com
Venue Information:
Register By Friday
January 30, 2015

3. ANALYZING PROPYLENE PRODUCTION PROJECTS WORLDWIDE ALONGSIDE FEEDSTOCK PRICING
DYNAMICS AND CAPITAL COSTS - REVEALING THE LONG TERM ECONOMICS OF ON PURPOSE PROPYLENE
PRODUCTION PLANS AND REGIONAL FEEDSTOCK SUPPLY OPPORTUNITIES
Day 1
Wednesday April 1, 2015
8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
KEYNOTE: FEEDSTOCK SPREAD
8.40 Revealing The Rationale Behind Propylene
Capacity Expansion And Profitability “Tipping Points”
To Determine The Business Case For Future Investment
• Forecasting future propane prices against project costs
to determine the necessary spreads to justify future
investment
• Investigating existing and predicted propane pricing trends
to evaluate the long term on purpose project commercial
viability
• Addressing the rates of production that have to be
maintained for the projects to remain financially viable
in current conditions and reveal long term project
sustainability
• Contrasting propane and propylene pricing trends globally
to locate the optimum sites for investment
• Assessing the ongoing impact of crude oil pricing trends
on the economics for propane based production
LaiqueRehman,CEO,USPetrochemicalsLLC
9.10 Question & Answer Session
GLOBAL PROPYLENE PRODUCTION COMPETITIVENESS
EVALUATING PLANNED PROPYLENE PRODUCTION
PROJECTS WORLDWIDE AND ALTERNATIVE SOURCES
TO REVEAL THE REGIONAL COMPETITIVENESS AND THE
COMMERCIAL VIABILITY OF SPECIFIC INVESTMENTS
PDH PROJECT UPDATES - NORTH AMERICA
9.20 Evaluating How The Shift To Ethane Feedstocks
For Ethylene Production Will Impact Propylene
Supply To Assess The Business Case For On Purpose
Production
• Evaluating the current propylene supply gap in the U.S. to
determine the market opportunity for on purpose supply
• Laying out the timings for PDH projects to determine the
extent to which capacity will be met and the opportunity
for further on purpose units
• Providing an overview of the different technologies
available in conjunction and outlining their costs to
quantify ROI
• Giving comparison with similar operations abroad to
determine what transferable lessons can be learned
ManavLahoti,DirectorUSOlefins,DowChemical
ASIA
10.00 Providing updates on Propylene - Polypropylene
Markets, Feedstocks, On Purpose Propylene Projects
In Asia To Identify Market Opportunities
• Reviewing polypropylene markets worldwide impact of
planned and existing on purpose projects on regional
propylene pricing and US project sustainability
• Analyzing coal and ethane: the need for Naphtha Crackers
in Asia and current operation rates for on purpose projects
in Asia to forecast North American investment returns
• Studying the impact of Coal and Propane on Propylene
production to identify the one with the greatest ROI
• Providing an overview of MTO, CTO and PDH projects
in Asia and South East Asia to determine how much
polypropylene supply will become available
• Investigating the costs of on purpose production projects
to determine profitability
MathewGeorge,HeadofExports,IndianOil
10.30 Question & Answer Session
10.40 Morning Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
EUROPE
11.10 Evaluating Production Rationalization Plans In
Europe To Pinpoint Growing Market Opportunities For
Propane And Propylene Producers Worldwide
• Scrutinizing rationalization plans for European
petrochemical producers to quantify the future regional
supply gap
• Investigating how ongoing oil price depression could
enhance traditional naphtha feedstock competitiveness
against North American on purpose supply
• Addressing the potential for European PDH projects
and their impact on US project economics and the
potential market opportunity for US propane shippers and
producers
• Reviewing alternative propane markets, such as heating,
in Europe to forecast market size for producers the
implications for domestic feedstock pricing
11.40 Question & Answer Session
MIDDLE EAST
11.50 Analyzing Petrochemical Production Projects
And Feedstock Export Policies To Forecast On Purpose
Propylene Investment Sustainability
• Reviewing OPEC policy regarding crude pricing and its
resulting impact on the ongoing economics for naphtha
and propane based production worldwide
• Identifying refinery expansion projects coming on stream
over the next 5-10 years and their impact on the long term
business case for on purpose propylene supply worldwide
• Investigating future derivative production projects for
plants in the Middle East to evaluate the business case for
US downstream integration
• Assessing overall propane production pricing in the Middle
East and its long term implications for US propylene
production competitiveness
12.20 Question & Answer Session
REFINER GRADE PROPYLENE
12.30 Reviewing North American Refiner Plans For Gasoline
Production Alongside RGP Upgrading Capacities To PGP To
Reveal Pricing Impacts And The Resulting Implications For
Project Competitiveness
• Analyzing demand for gasoline at home and abroad to
forecast production volumes and resulting supplies of
refiner grade propylene
• Revealing fuel consumption trends globally and how these
will continue to impact co-product propylene production
• Addressing conversion costs from RGP to PGP to contrast
the economics with co-product upgrades against on
purpose production
• Examining the status of conversion capacities regionally
to determine its actual implications for PGP pricing and
production
• Exploring how gasoline production from refineries affects
the price of naphtha to determine the cost implications for
continued cracking of heavier feeds
1.00 Question & Answer Session
1.10 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
CAPITAL COSTS AND FUTURE FEEDSTOCK PRICING
ANALYZING EXISTING AND FUTURE SPREADS BETWEEN
PROPANE AND CRUDE OIL AGAINST PROPYLENE AND
ONGOING CAPITAL COSTS TO FORECAST FUTURE
FEEDSTOCK ECONOMICS AND LONG-TERM PROJECT
VIABILITY
REGIONAL CAPITAL COSTS FOR ON PURPOSE
PROJECTS
2.10 Contrasting Regional Capital Costs, Permitting
And Labor Availability To Accurately Forecast Cost
Escalations, Project Delays And The Most Advantaged
Project Locations
• Quantifying capital costs for PDH projects worldwide to
assess necessary returns to justify investment
• Analyzing labor availability for the projects and its potential
to escalate costs to mitigate project investment risk
• Evaluating how permitting affects PDH project execution
timelines and the resulting considerations for project
returns and feedstock pricing risk
• Calculating the costs of alternative sources of feedstocks
in order to make lighter feeds a project that continues to
make economic sense
• Scrutinizing existing Gulf Coast EPC project constraints
and the resulting business case for projects in other
domestic regions
YongBumKim,VicePresident-HeadoftheAmericas,SKGas
2.40 Question & Answer Session.
PROPANE PRODUCTION
2.50 Assessing Ongoing Propane Production Volumes
And North American Midstream Infrastructure To
Determine Feedstock Availability And Pricing
• Forecasting propane production volumes for the next 5-10
years based on domestic usage and exports to quantify
security of supply to the market
• Measuring the export demand of propane to determine its
impact on domestic prices and availability
• Studying how the cost of shale gas affects the price of
propane to determine the effect a drop in gas prices has
on propane prices
• Identifying regions of shale gas production growth in North
America and midstream infrastructure projects to pinpoint
the most advantaged locations for PDH supply
3.20 Question & Answer Session
3.30 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
CRUDE PRICING
4.00 Evaluating Ongoing Crude Pricing Economics To Reveal
The Implications For Propane Feedstock Competitiveness And
Mitigate Investment Risk
• Forecasting naphtha prices for the next 5-10 years to
determine the extent to which ongoing crude pricing
depression will continue to impact on purpose production
competitiveness
• Analyzing how OPEC nations crude pricing strategies
affect the competitiveness of US naphtha exports to
determine how it will impact the supply and demand
balance worldwide
• Listing the main markets and likely expansions of US
naphtha/crude exports to assess the impact on US
propylene production competitiveness
• Revealing the extent to which ongoing feedstock pricing
volatility enhances the attractiveness of ensuring cracker
flexibility
4.30 Question & Answer Session
ALTERNATIVE PROPANE DEMAND
4.40 Evaluating Alternative Demands For Propane And
Their Impact On PDH Feedstock Pricing And Project
Commercial Viability
• Determining demand for propane used in heating in
different regions of the US to quantify its effect on price
and availability
• Measuring the usage of propane in agriculture by region
to see how it affects cyclical prices and overall project
economics
• Assessing ways in which propane is used as
transportation fuel to determine its impact on availability
of supply
• Analyzing the percentage spread of propane used for
different applications to measure pricing dynamics
StevenAdelkoff,EVP&CFO,InternationalElectricPower
5.10 Question & Answer Session
5.20 Chair’s Closing Remarks
5.30 - 6.30 Evening Drinks Reception In Exhibition Showcase Area
www.propane-propylene-markets.com (1) 800 721 3915 info@american-business-conferences.com

4. 8.30 Chair’s Opening Remarks
PROPANE EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES & LOGISTICS
IDENTIFYING PLANNED PROPANE EXPORT PROJECTS,
LOGISTICAL COSTS AND GLOBAL DEMAND TO LOCATE
THE GREATEST MARKET OPPORTUNITIES AND THE
ECONOMICS OF ACCESSING THEM
PROPANE EXPORTS
8.40 Reviewing Ongoing Trade Flows For Propane
As Well As Future Projects Globally To Identify The
Strongest International Markets And The Business
Case For Export Investment
• Scrutinizing the current export projects to determine
if there is sufficient scale that could accommodate the
large supplies of propane that are becoming available
• Specifying the size and location of PDH projects
worldwide to evaluate international market size
• Identifying new export projects under construction,
their proposed capacity and date of operation to
measure what percentage of takeaway they will carry
and their impact on propane prices
• Detailing existing import terminals in Asia, Europe and
South America and their capacity to absorb US exports
to paint a clear picture of possible trading routes
Alan Troner, Analyst, Baker Institute
9.10 Question & Answer Session
LOGISTICS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
9.20 Assessing Existing And Planned Propane
Export Infrastructure To Pinpoint Opportunities And
Investment Requirements For Global Market Access
• Identifying whether the existing and planned infrastructure
for shipping propane to South East Asia meets market
demand created by PDH project development
• Analyzing the freight cost, loading fees, and shipping
fees to different markets to determine which is the most
advantageous for export
• Analyzing planned export terminals in the Philadelphia,
Houston and North East Corridor to identify how fast
capacity will become available
• Detailing how pipeline capacity, rail availability and safety
requirements influence the overall profitability of propane
exports
• Assessing the availability of gas carrying vessels in world
markets to forecast whether new investment will be
required
AlGarcia,BusinessManager-Americas,C4UTrade
9.50 Question & Answer Session
10.00 Morning Refreshments In Exhibiti on Showcase Area
GLOBAL PROPYLENE & DERIVATIVE MARKETS
ANALYZING SPECIFIC DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL
MARKETS FOR PROPYLENE AND DERIVATIVES
WORLDWIDE TO PINPOINT THE GREATEST GLOBAL
DEMAND OPPORTUNITIES AND THE REAL-WORLD
ECONOMICS OF EXPANDED PRODUCTION
EXISTING AND PLANNED DERIVATIVE PRODUCTION
10.30 Showcasing the latest R&D trends for
polypropylene applications to reveal global growing
derivative market opportunities
• Listing traditional uses for polypropylene and detailed
applications to assess the size of the existing market
• Identifying market growth opportunities via inter-
material substitution & property enhancement to
quantify the value of new markets
• Expounding the latest R&D efforts to expand
polypropylene market penetration to see the possible
future trends affecting demand
Pete Dias, Business Analyst, Braskem
11.00 Question & Answer Session
PANEL: DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL DERIVATIVE MARKETS
11.10 Analyzing Balances For Propylene Derivatives
Worldwide To Evaluate Further On Purpose Investment
Opportunities And Determine Region Specific
Derivative Expansion Strategies
• Specifying the impact of increased feedstock
availability and the resulting tipping points for
comparative derivative production profitability
• Highlighting the inability of North American markets
to absorb volumes and the need to locate derivative
markets overseas
• Contrasting regional GDP growth to reveal
macroeconomic trends in propylene derivative demand
opportunities
• Charting what percentage of propylene is used in each
type of derivative and the impact of technology on
future consumption rates
• Mapping the main existing global markets for
propylene and the volumes required in each region to
assess optimal PDH investment locations
• Detailing existing trading routes between PDH
locations and markets to determine whether there is
enough export capacity to satisfy demand
Bernie Defreitas, Marketing Director, Osterman &
Company
11.40 Question & Answer Session
POLYPROPYLENE
11.50 Exploring The Global Market Competitiveness
Of Polypropylene v.s. Polyethylene Locate The Most
Profitable Product Destinations
• Quantifying regional production volumes of
polypropylene and polyethylene to determine optimal
market destinations
• Comparing the material qualities of polypropylene vs
polyethylene derivatives to reveal its attractiveness
across different industries
• Scrutinizing global polymer demand dynamics
and their impact on the business case for regional
polypropylene capacity expansion
• Calculating the feedstock price point at which
production of polypropylene becomes more profitable
than polyethylene
Wim Van De Velde, Marketing Director - Plastics
Additives, Milliken & Co.
12.20 Question & Answer Session
12.30 Networking Lunch In Exhibition Showcase Area
NYLON 6 - 6 DERIVATIVE MARKET
1.30 Identifying specific derivative market growth,
such as Nylon 6-6, and forecasted growth to quantify
additional capacity requirements for propylene
produced via PDH and niche market opportunities
• Studying the global propylene market and how cost
effective it is to measure whether it’s sufficient to
support growing demand
• Detailing how the nylon 6 - 6 molecule is replacing
alternative materials in different commodity markets
globally and forecasting market growth to determine
future propylene requirements
• Comparing alternative routes to propylene, via
refineries, ethane cracking and PDH to identify their
impact on security of supply to support nylon 6 - 6
growth
• Forecasting PDH vertical integration strategies to
determine PDH projects will provide steady supply and
limit cost volatility
Carole I Wendt, VP Global Procurement and CPO,
Ascend Performance Materials
2.00 Question & Answer Session
PROPYLENE OXIDE/GLYCOL
2.10 Breaking Down Plastic Usages Worldwide To
Reveal The Business Case For Increased Propylene
Oxide/Glycol Production
• Evaluating how unique material properties of propylene
oxide enhance its economic attractiveness for specialty
applications
• Assessing growth rates for polyurethane plastics
worldwide and the resulting commercial implications
for production expansion
• Revealing recent growth rates for niche propylene
glycol uses, such as e-cigarettes, and to what extent
this enhances derivative production economics
• Identifying markets for production co-products, such
as styrene, to comprehensively quantify potential
capacity expansion returns
2.40 Question & Answer Session
GASOLINE MARKETS FOR PROPYLENE
2.50 Assessing Gasoline Consumption Trends And
Specifications To Pinpoint Alkylation Market Sizes And
Locations
• Assessing ongoing consumption rates for different
fuels to determine future demand for propylene into
the gasoline pool
• Evaluating the alkylation costs against upgrading
RGP to PGP to provide cost benefit comparisons and
maximize refiner co-product profitability
• Contrasting regional disparities between fuel
consumption trends to outline the optimal refiner
strategies across differing geographies
• Outlining refiner predictions for alkylation rates to
quantify the propylene demand opportunity
3.20 Question & Answer Session
3.30 Afternoon Refreshments In Exhibition Showcase Area
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ECONOMICS
CONTRASTING PROPYLENE PRODUCTION
TECHNOLOGIES TO IDENTIFY THE MOST COST
EFFECTIVE ROUTE AND ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF
PRICING VOLATILITY ON TECHNOLOGY SELECTION AS
WELL AS INVESTMENT OVERALL
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
4.00 Contrasting Propane To Propylene Production
Technologies To Identify The Most Cost Effective
• Evolution Of Catalytic Cracking Process Technology
• Determining The Most Cost - Effective PDH Investment
Strategy
• Identifying equipment, reactor, cracker and
compressor costs across different processes to
highlight necessary investment requirements
• Analyzing operational and maintenance costs for
different propylene production technologies to assess
long term commercial viability
Matt Pretz, Senior R&D Scientist, DOW Chemical
4.30 Question & Answer Session
PRICE INDEX/VOLATILITY
4.40 Determining Key Factors That Impact Propylene
Prices To Forecast Ongoing Pricing Volatility And
Implement Risk Mitigation Strategies
• Charting historical volatility of propylene prices to
identify successful strategies that were implemented
to manage risk
• Forecasting when the additional propylene supply
from PDH plants begin to have a downward pressure
on propylene prices to measure short and long term
impact
• Highlighting the main indexes for assessing propylene
pricing and how these will continue to impact visible
investment risk
• Identifying the extent to which propylene pricing
volatility alongside ongoing feedstock pricing volatility
reinforces the need for ongoing cracker flexibility
JakeHerzig,OlefinsMarketingRepresentative,Williams
5.10 Question & Answer Session
5.20 Chair’s Closing Remarks
5.30 End of Conference
Day 2
Thursday April 2, 2015
www.propane-propylene-markets.com (1) 800 721 3915 info@american-business-conferences.com
PROPANE AND PROPYLENE DERIVATIVE EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES - INDEPTH ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL
DERIVATIVE CONSUMPTION, PROPANE MARKETS AND LOGISTICAL COSTS AS WELL AS THE COMPARATIVE
ECONOMICS FOR PROPYLENE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT
Good gathering of
industry participants
along the entire chain
for propylene.
Dow Chemical

5. Address For Invoice Purposes
Zip/Postal Code
Country
Payment must be received in full prior to the summit.
* Option 1. CREDIT CARD Please charge my *VISA *AMERICAN EXPRESS *MASTERCARD
Expiry date
Security Code / CVV (required)
Signature of card holder
Amount $ USD
Card number
Name on card
I would like to register the delegate(s) below for the 2 day summit
2nd
Annual Propane To Propylene Markets Summit 2015
PYes
Details PLEASE USE CAPITALS - PHOTOCOPY FOR MULTIPLE DELEGATES
Delegate Rates GUESTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATION ARRANGEMENTS
Payment PLEASE TICK APPROPRIATE BOXES AND COMPLETE DETAILS
How To Finalize Your Registration
* Option 2. INVOICE An invoice containing payment instructions will be sent electronically upon receipt of the completed registration form.
Delegate 1
*Mr *Dr *Miss *Ms *Mrs *Other:
Name
Position
Organization
Email
Telephone
Delegate 2
*Mr *Dr *Miss *Ms *Mrs *Other:
Name
Position
Organization
Email
Telephone
All prices quoted above are inclusive of GST
Now that your details are completed please send your registration form to
our Customer Service Team using one of the following options:
Option 1. Email: info@american-business-conferences.com
Option 2. Fax: (1) 800 714 1359
Enquiries And More Information
Should you have any enquiries or if you would like to request more
information please contact our friendly Customer Service Team on
(1) 800 721 3915 or visit the conference website at
www.propane-propylene-markets.com
www.propane-propylene-markets.com (1) 800 721 3915 info@american-business-conferences.com
Super Early Booking Discount Early Booking Discount Standard Rate
Book And Pay By Friday January 30 Book And Pay By Friday February 13 From February 14
2 Day Summit Pass *$1499 USD SAVE $400 *$1699 USD SAVE $200 *$1899 USD
Add Audio & Video Recordings *$650 USD
SAVE UP TO 20%
WITH GROUP DISCOUNTS
Call for rates: (1) 800 721 3915
Terms & Conditions
The conference is being organized by American Business
Conferences, a division of London Business Conferences
Ltd, a limited liability company formed under English
company law and registered in the UK no. 5090859.
Cancellations received 30 days prior to the start of the event
will be eligible for a refund less $150 administration fee, after
this point no refund will be given. Cancellations must be made
in writing, if you are unable to attend you may nominate a
colleague to attend in your place at no additional cost.
Receipt of this registration form, inclusive or exclusive
of payment constitutes formal agreement to attend and
acceptance of the terms and conditions stated.
All outstanding fees must be paid within our standard
payment period of 7 days. Any outstanding invoices will
remain valid should cancellation of attendance be received
outside of the aforementioned cancellation period.
*If you are claiming the early booking discount this may
not be used in conjunction with other discounts advertised
elsewhere. All discount codes and offers must be claimed at
the time of registration.
American Business Conferences reserves the right to alter
or cancel the speakers or program.
American Business Conferences reserve the right to refuse
admission.
We would like to keep you informed of other American
Business Conferences products and services. This will be
carried out in accordance with the Data Protection Act.
Please write to the Head of Marketing, American Business
Conferences at the address below if you specifically do not
want to receive this information.
American Business Conferences. City Center One. 800
Town & Country Blvd. Suite 300. Houston. Texas. 77024
American Business Conferences will not accept liability for
any individual transport delays and in such circumstances
the normal cancellation restrictions apply.
American Business Conferences is a Division of London
Business Conferences Limited, Registered in England No.
5090859 EIN. no: 98-0514924